Pepe Serna

A small town sheriff and a Japanese crime writer are lured into the same strange murder mystery unfolding on the back streets and outskirts of San Francisco.

In American Me, Edward James Olmos, making his debut as a feature film director, reveals a tragic world of violence… a culture destroying itself from within, where prison is the school that turns children into callous murderers. American Me explores three generations of a Hispanic-American family, beginning with the Pachuco riots in Los Angeles in 1943 and ending in the mid-1970’s.

A lonely, air conditioning telemarketer and an unhomed woman with multiple personalities team up to acquire and bury stolen treasure in the desert.

Gangster Emilio Mendez knows everything about the gritty streets of East Los Angeles, except how to leave them. His brutal days with the ruthless gang the Aztecas have taught him many violent lessons, and now he is struggling to leave.

The inspiring story of Richard Montañez, a Frito Lay janitor who helped disrupt the food industry.